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Three-fan pack with 16 independent LEDs in 2 rings around the fan and a Lightning Node for control, compatible with Corsair iCUE.
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With the iCue software, you can synchronize the lighting on all compatible devices such as memory, fans, LED strips, keyboards, mice, etc.
The Corsair LL120 RGB LED PWM fan features 16 independent RGB LEDs in two separate light loops to create vibrant lighting and visual effects.
Using an optimized 120 mm fan blade and PWM control, adjust the fan speed anywhere from 600 RPM to 1,500 RPM for precise noise and airflow tuning.
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The fans are perfect!! They are completely silent and do what they promise... But the price is a bit steep
I had purchased the QL120 version, but these are not even close. These are much better in terms of the fans, they are much faster and much quieter, and they cost 45€ less. The only negative (which doesn't bother me) is that the QL120 has 32 LEDs while these have 16 LEDs, something that personally doesn't bother me. I recommend them over all of CORSAIR's products.
Nice fans with nice colors.
The price is steep, but I think it's worth it. It goes up to 1500 RPM, which is audible at this speed. There's no noise issue up to around 1000 RPM. Thanks to icue, it's easy to adjust the speed and LED lighting, so it's quiet at 700 RPM for low temperatures. I have another set of four fans that are inaudible up to 900 RPM. The cooling for internet browsing is very good.
Regarding icue, in version 4.21 on an i5 11500, CPU usage is 0.3%. Connecting the fans to the Lighting Node PRO and Corsair controller for fan speed is easy.
You need space for the fan controller and Node pro, and good cable management.
Drawback: For the money you pay, I think Corsair should have a detailed video on how to connect it, no matter how simple it is. It's not right to have to search on YouTube for the connection, no matter how easy it seems in the end.
I tried different brands, and I know there are cheaper and better options, but the RGB cannot be compared. The installation was easy, although it requires good cable management. At first, I had some problems with the RGB resetting, but I fixed it, and it turned out that it wasn't the fans' fault, but rather the Icue software, which had some issues with the Asus Armory. As soon as I uninstalled Armory, everything was fixed.
I've had them for about a year.. generally very satisfied and when I open them every 3-4 months for general cleaning, they don't catch any dust compared to others... they clean very easily... with other older ones, I had a hard time cleaning because there were areas that held onto dust and I couldn't remove it without unscrewing them, which wasn't an option in this scenario.
The only thing that is worth it is that it has an LED in the center. Otherwise, it's not worth it. It doesn't have a remote control, it has few effects that you have to change from the Corsair program. I have the Argus and the Supercase and they are clearly superior.
Beautiful fans, you can't really call them quiet, but 80 euros for 3 fans, come on! I need 10 fans (Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic XL case) for my PC, so I spent a total of 240 euros including the commander pro. ...the conclusions are up to you.
In short, they are not the best in performance on the market, but let's face it, 2-3 degrees is not something tragic. I have them working at 40% and the temperatures are fine. The design, in my opinion, is the best on the market and they have the best RGB. The reason is that the lighting in the effects is so smooth that the LEDs that light up are not at all discernible. The price is a bit steep, but it's worth it for the design. Note: if someone wants to get Corsair LL fans, they need to get the pack of three, because it comes with the lighting node pro, while if you buy fans individually and don't have the node pro, you won't be able to control their lighting.
EDIT: The following temperatures were recorded while the PC was running Unity3D, Visual Studio 2019, GitKraken, 2 Chrome windows, and the Epic Games client.
The fans are very good (I bought the package + one fan), I won't talk about the LEDs which are perhaps the best I've seen, they really have everything. As for temperatures, airflow, and noise, here's what I have to say. Everything depends on the system you install them in. On their own, they have very good airflow and minimal noise. I have installed them in a Kolink Observatory case, with a Ryzen 2600 CPU and the default cooler. The case has a glass front and small openings on the sides, so you can understand that no matter how good the fans are, they can't do much for airflow. The CPU, due to the stock cooler, raises the temperature quite a bit, causing the LL120 fans to struggle and make noise (controlled by MSI's Dragon Center in balanced mode). When the PC is running just one Chrome window, they can be heard with difficulty. The rest of the components have more or less normal temperatures. Below are the average temperatures as reported by HWiNFO64:
CPU Ryzen 5 2600: 50.4 °C
GPU Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB: 34.9 °C - hot spot temp: 42.9 °C
Motherboard MSI B450 Gaming Plus: 32.6 °C
RAM G.Skill TridentZ 2x8GB 3200MHz: 35.4 °C
SSD Samsung 860 EVO 1TB: 35 °C
SSD Samsung 860 EVO 250GB: 30 °C
SSD Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB: 40 °C (M.2 NVMe above the graphics card)
HDD Western Digital Red 1TB: 28 °C
The LEDs on the rim and those in the center make it stunning. For me, they are the best among the many RGB fans I have used.
2. The Corsair iCUE software is incredible. User-friendly with incredible color combinations and effects. The icing on the cake? iCUE uses 0.6% CPU usage. This must have happened with the latest update as before it used to consume 7-8%. So it is very light now. To understand the difference, the Thermaltake TT RGB Plus used to consume 9-17% on an 8-core 9700K. Poor programming for me.
My PC is perfect, it doesn't raise temperatures at all, it's very easy to assemble and it's very quiet and beautiful!
The most beautiful RGB fans available on the market in my opinion, and much less noise compared to CoolerMaster's Masterfans.
2. Using the IQUE program, you can create any combination you want. It's incredibly beautiful when you have Corsair products in your PC, offering you the greatest enjoyment with how they synchronize and the options and settings you can create either with a little imagination or from YouTube.
3. 10/10
Coming soon! Amazing aesthetics, incredible RGB combinations, quiet but as far as air goes, they lose to the RGB ring they have, without meaning that they are bad in airflow. I have these 3 and 3 EK Vardar in my setup and when I had them set to full, the EKs were air conditioning while the Corsairs didn't leave me fully satisfied. For cases that have their own airflow and fans help, the LL120s are very good. Now, if the case doesn't have good airflow, it's better to go elsewhere.
It's not top in airflow/pressure nor the quietest on the market, but it compensates for these "shortcomings" in the aesthetic department where it's flawless. Be sure to get the Corsair Node which is necessary for their lighting to work.
Greek PC Build video: https://youtu.be/MnBVl9vQxY8
I would give it a 5/5 but it's $88. If it was somewhere around $70-75, I would definitely get it.
The best fans I have ever purchased... in terms of beauty, air flow, cooling... the Icue is awesome...
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Perfect! I wish it was a little cheaper...
Pure magic and flawless performance.
Quiet and everything is cold inside. I won't say how beautiful, expensive but they're worth it.
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